Organization | Request Details | |
1 | Action Read Community Literacy Ctre. | Membership for credentialing clients basic digital literacy skills |
2 | Beginnings Family Services | Support for prenatal classes for those in need (Note split in funding request) |
3 | Big Brothers - Big Sisters of Guelph | Continuing support of the Play On program for pre-teen girls |
4 | Chalmers Community Service Centre | Provision of coffee/snacks for patrons utilizing the food pantry |
5 | Child Witness Centre | Support of the Guelph Youth Symposium for 1,500 grade 8 students |
6 | Children's Foundation | Support of the Food & Friends program providing breakfast for students |
7 | Diabetes Canada | Funding to send a child with Diabetes to summer camp |
8 | Focus on Nature | Funding of 3 full day workshops at low income neighbourhood schools |
9 | Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival | Funding for 6 underserved youth to attend March Break camp |
10 | Guelph Wellington Women in Crisis | Funds to purchase a new washing machine for Marianne's Place shelter |
11 | Hopewell Homes | Funds to repair siding on home and replace 2 windows |
12 | Hospice Wellington | Funds to deliver their 8-week Adult Grief Group |
13 | Lakeside Hope House | Help to develop a social enterprise café operated by members |
14 | Michael House | Funding to complete maintenance & repairs at housing & office locations |
15 | Power of Hope | Support the "Basket of Hope" hygiene project for 75 homeless people |
16 | Sanguen Health Centre | Fund the purchase of supplies for "the van" in support of homeless people |
17 | St. James the Apostle Anglican Church | Support the "Living Better on Less" 8 week program |
18 | St. Joseph's Health Centre Foundation | Funding of 5 "comfort carts" in support of palliative patients for 1 year |
19 | The Guelph Enabling Garden | Funds to support the ongoing replacement of wooden garden bed structures |
20 | The Julien Project | Funds to be used to support local marginalized adult & youth cooking skills |
21 | YMCA-YWCA of Guelph | Support of the SHARKS swim program for 3200+ grade 3&5 students |
Welcome to the Home of Rotary Club of Guelph Trillium

Service Above Self
Cutten Fields
Guelph, ON N1H 6L3
Canada
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Our Mission:
The Rotary Club of Guelph-Trillium is dedicated to enhancing the lives of others through local and international projects.
Our Beginnings:
The Rotary Club of Guelph-Trillium was officially chartered in October 1991. The committee to form the club began its work in the early months of 1991 with the development of a list of potential club members. Committee members from both the Rotary Club of Guelph and the Guelph-Wellington Rotary Club submitted names of those who they felt would be potential Rotarians. A list of 30 potential members was drawn up and invitations were extended to the first provisional meeting which was held at George Michals Restaurant on Woodlawn Road. This meeting began at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday March 27th, with an attendance of 49 people, of which 20 were Rotarians from other Rotary clubs and the rest were potential Rotarians for our new club.
Today, the club has over 50 members and annually hosts one of Guelph's favourite festivals, Ribfest.
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Rescheduled Pub Nigh
Penny WhistleMay 06, 2018
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM -
Lawn Bowling
Guelph Lawn Bowling ClubMay 26, 2018
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM -
Charter Night
Jun 09, 2018
5:30 PM – 9:00 PM